Travel, events, culture, traditions, food and fascinating stories from Sardinia, with a special focus on Alghero and WikiSardinia.
Does Sardinia have its own Stonehenge? Discover Pranu Mutteddu near Goni, its 60 prehistoric menhirs, fascinating history and visitor tips.
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Spotted a tiny opening near the bottom of an old Sardinian door? Discover the practical cat-door explanation, what folklore says about thresholds, and what remains unproven.
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Can a storm uncover ancient amphorae in Sardinia? Nora and other coastal sites show how storms can expose archaeology—and what to do if you find a possible artifact.
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Discover how Sardinia’s traditional rural homes adapted to the cold Maestrale wind, using thick stone walls, small openings and sun-facing courtyards.
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Sardinia is famous for its centenarians, but does pecorino explain their longevity? Explore the Blue Zone, traditional diet, lifestyle and what research actually shows.
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Hoping to spot Sardinia’s elusive wildcat? Learn where it has been recorded, why sightings are rare, and how to explore the island’s wild habitats responsibly.
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Those tiny pink flecks on Sardinian beaches have a natural origin. Discover the microscopic shells behind Budelli’s famous Spiaggia Rosa and how to protect it.
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Discover the history of Villa Las Tronas in Alghero, from its origins around 1880 as a hunting lodge to its castle-like makeover, royal guests and life as a luxury hotel.
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Discover why voices can sound different inside Sardinia’s ancient nuraghi, how their stone chambers affect sound, and what we know about their original purpose.
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Is Sardinia home to more sheep than people? The claim is broadly true: recent figures show about 2.9 million sheep and roughly 1.56 million residents.
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